of the victims leaving the restaurant and then surprising them with the assault. >> reporter: san jose police tell us that three people were shot that night and that the victims did not know their attacker. no word on a motive. if you have any information at all, call the san jose police department. >>> the bitter divorce between the city of oakland and the raiders is intensifying. the city is preparing to take the team and the nfl to court to try and recoup the millions of dollars lost when the raiders eventually moved to las vegas. this lawsuit could prompt the raiders to leave the east bay earlier than expected, as early as six or seven months from now. melissa colorado joins us from the coliseum with the latest. >> reporter: the executive director of the coliseum the raiders have this lawsuit against the team as well as the nfl, the team is prepared to leave oakland as early as next year. >> i would guess it's just that anybody who is suing you, you don't want to do business with. >> reporter: scott will also root from the raiders. it's his job to keep the team here as long as possible. >

eddie garcia/san jose police chief ".....we have seen a spike in crime in that area....san jose policearcia says a task force has been set up to address the problemeddie garcia "...we have a team that is acting proactively to take down these crews, five or six crews may be responsible for 100 robberies and other crimes as well..."the chief tells me he has rescinded a policy where officers would only respond to burgler alarms that can be verified.eddie garcia/san jose police chief ".....i cant look at a community member and say we didn't respond to a an alarm because it was not verified and so we are changing that...."anonymous resident "...it gives me peace of mind to know that police will be responding to these calls...."this woman is obviously nervous about the uptick in burglaries here. another neighbor, paul porrovecchio, whose car has been broken into three times, has a theory about why it's happening here in willow glen. paul porrovecchio/willow glen resident "...willow glen has a lot of seniors who dont have cameras and video and if they do they dont turn them on during the day

nabil haidar, who is lebanese- american and muslim, says other san jose police officers taunted him with endless racist accusations. the police officer says the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003 and continued for many years. haidar has been with the san jose police department for 21 years. the city says an internal investiagtion found no wrong-doing. ( darya ) happening tonight in berkeley. the city council is expected to vote on a proposal that would stop the city's police department from posting photos of people arrested at protests unless they pose an immediate threat to the public's safety. some officials believe that by issuing the mugshots and names, it has been used to harass and threaten people at their homes and work. the only mugshots that would be released are for those wanted for rape, homicide or felony assault. ( james ) new this morning... the man convicted in federal court in a "kidnapping-for-ransom case" in vallejo -- will ánot get the chance to question his victims. back in 2016... matthew muller pleaded guilty in federal court to kidnapping den

>> tsa expect to have more than 145 of the scanners installed at airports within a year. >>> san jose police are testing out a new non-lethal weapon designed to stop suspects in their tracks. >> reporter: we are deep in the san jose police department training facility. i'm about to get shot with an experiment until device called a bowler wrap. it looks like a cross between a remote control and electric razor. it shoots two metal pellets with hooks connected by a kevlar string. you load the cartridge, point the laser and push the trigger. here it is again in slow motion. the pellets are shot out using a nine millimeter have charge blank going about 380 feet per second. that is about one quarter the speed of a nine millimeter bullet. the pellets swing around on an eight foot string until the hooks catch on to the clothing. the idea is to restrain the suspect or at the very least slow them down. this has been used for centuries by hunters and later by the ntangle e legs ofprey. since then they have been glamorized by hollywood popping up in movies and on tv for generations. san jose police is t

nabil haidar, who is lebanese- american and muslim, says other san jose police officers taunted him withdless racist accusations. the police officer says the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003 and continued for many years. haidar has been with the san jose police department for 21 years. the city says an internal investiagtion found no wrong-doing. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a new warning from the fbi about scammers. and your next paycheck could be at risk. (robin) plus... an alarming increase in the number of kids vaping in one bay area county. now that county is considering a complete ban on vaping. (robin) and after the break... the a's advance to the playoffs for the first time in 4 years. (ácommercialá) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a foggy and cool start to the morning before skies clear into the afternoon. temperatures at the coast today will boost back into the 50's and 60's with inland highs again returning to a range of 80's and 90's. do expect sunshine this afternoon before another push of fog along the coast in

san jose who died in the vietnam war. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> san jose police could soon have a new crime-fighting tool. it's a restraint device that's nonlethal and designed to avoid physical discomfort. ktvu's jesse gary reports. >> reporter: in the basement of san jose's south police precinct, the training officer is testing her version of the big bang theory. >> this is the device. >> reporter: it looks like a remote control for a tv. >> it does, doesn't it? >> reporter: small and compact, it's a lightweight wearable device designed to immobilize a suspect. it's a bolawrap. it works like something you might find in batman's utility belt when he wraps up a bad guy. standing at least 10 feet from the target, the bola uses a cartridge to fire a kevlar string with four small fishing hooks attached to a post on the end. the strings wrapping around the suspect with a hook catching in their clothing, restraining their mobility. with 23 years on the job, she said she dreamed of the day such a tool became available to beat cops. >> growing up in an age where you watch a lot of superheros, you like to look at

we are deep in the bowels of the san jose police department's training facility and i'm about to get shot with an experimental new device called a bola wrap. the bola wrap. it looks like a cross between a remote control and electric razor. it shoots two metal pellets with hooks on the end connected by a kevlar string. you just load the cartridge, point the laser and push the trigger. i'm not going to chicken out now. so i'm ready. >> ready? >> reporter: yes. oh, my god. oh, nellie. here it is again in slow motion. the pellets are shot out using a 9-millimeter half charge blank going about 380 feet per second. that's about 1/4 the speed of a 9-millimeter bullet. the pellets swing around on an 8-foot string until the hooks catch onto the clothing. the idea is to restrain the suspect or at least slow them down. bola have been used for centuries by hunters. since then bolas have been glamourized in hollywood popping up in movies and on tv for generations. san jose police is the latest to join 45 other departments around the country testing the bola wrap. last friday chief eddie garcia go

>> reporter: we are deep in the bowels of the san jose police department's training facility and i'm about to get shot with an experimental new device called a bolawrap. >> the bolawrap. >> bola. >> reporter: it looks like a cross between a remote control and an electric razor. it shoots two metal pellets with hooks on the end connected by a kevlar string. you just load the cartridge. point the leader and push the trigger. i'm ready. whoa nelly! here it is again in slow motion. the pellets are shot out using a 9-millimeter half charge blank at 380 feet a second, one quarter of the speed of a 9-millimeter bullet. the pellets swing around on an eight-foot string until the hooks catch onto the clothing to restrain the suspect or at the least slow him down. bolas have been used by hunters and gauchos of south america to entangle the legs of prey. since then they have been glamorized by hollywood on movie and tv for generations. san jose police are the latest to join 45 other departments around the country testing the bolawrap. last friday chief garcia got a demonstration himself. i know

he recently received legal permission to sue san jose, the police department, chief eddie garcia and five other officers are named in the lawsuit. in a statement san jose city attorney says the city sees no basis for legal liability. >>> we could see some lively public comment today when local lawmakers meet in communities around the bay. here are some of the highlights. santa clara county supervisors will take up the stanford expansion issue and the potential impact on affordable housing. the los gatos city council will consider increasing its affordable housing requirement for builders from 10% to 15%, this is for developments with 5 or for units. san mateo county supervisors will consider parking changes affecting unincorporated parts of belmont, redwood city and half moon bay and contra costa county supervisors are taking up four speed zones in school zones areas in kensington. >>> how do you picture san francisco? nearly spotless? that's what a public relations firm wants to you believe, even though complaints about trash and filth are skyrocketing. it turns out san francisco pai

eddie garcia/san jose police cef ".....we have seen a spike in crime in that area....san jose police chief eddie garcia says a task force has been set up to address the problemeddie garcia "...we have a team that is acting proactively to take down these crews, five or six crews may be responsible for 100 robberies and other crimes as well..."the chief tells me he has rescinded a policy where officers would only respond to burgler alarms that can be verified.eddie garcia/san jose police chief ".....i cant look at a community member and say we didn't respond to a an alarm because it was not verified and so we are changing that...."anonymous resident "...it gives me peace of mind to know that police will be responding to these calls...."this woman is obviously nervous about the uptick in burglaries here. another neighbor, paul porrovecchio, whose car has been broken into three times, has a theory about why it's happening here in willow glen. paul porrovecchio/willow glen resident "...willow glen has a lot of seniors who dont have cameras and video and if they do they dont turn them on d

san jose police is the latest to join 40 -- entangle their prey. epartment to try it out. the chief got a demo himself. what's the consensus after six days so far? >> so far it seems everybody is happy and the reason i know that is they are actually having us investigate to look into what this could do for us. >> reporter: a few more yethe sotartling. ting shot mys if a suspect tried to remove the hooks, it would likely distract them long enough to buy an officer a precious few seconds to take the suspect down. in my case the hooks punctured my jeans and broke some skin. >> people have asked what's good about it? i said if your other option is to get tased or shot, i would take the bola wrap. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >> brave guy. >>> in our bay area watch a truck rams into a boat in gilroy and takes off. gilroy police department posted the video hoping to catch the driver. you see the white gmc pickup creep up to the back of the boat and accelerate. anybody who recognizes the truck is asked to call police. >>> officers continue to

rob fladeboe/san jose ".....the extra patrols already making a difference. police say they have made 22 arrests in the past two weeks. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) a california couple accused of abusing their children.... appeared in court friday. david and louise turpin pleaded not guilty to dozens of felony counts. authorities say, they beat, chained, starved, and neglected 12 of their 13 children, who range in age from two to 29. they say, some of the children suffered physical or cognitive impairments ... because of the poor quality of the diet they were fed. officials also said, the children received little education -- some of them did not know about the existence of things like medicine or police officers .. the turpins will be back in court on october fifth. (pam) california is taking a big step towards gender equality in the workplace. the new bill that would require more women in the seats of power. (ken)and next: we complain about housing prices in the bay area... but the bay area doesn't even make the top five in the most expensive places to rent in the u-s. we

the new video san jose police are hoping can help them find the gunman. plus: the bitter break up -- is getting worse by the day. the new legal manuever that could prompt the raiders to leave oakland -- sooner than expected. but first: we )re following breaking news: the president of a prominent local catholic school -- resigns amidst a sex abuse scandal. we continue our exclusive reporting. the news at six starts right now: good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. the embattled president of san jose )s presentation high school embroiled in a sex abuse scandal, is stepping down. mary miller )s resignation comes after a series of exclusive reports by our investigative unit. this is story we started to expose -- 10 months ago. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is at presentation high -- w/ this new develpment. vicky? san jose police initiated an investigation that is ongoing as a result of our reports. failed to report sexual abuse claims involving a spanish teacher accused of molesting a student during a s

san jose county. chp said an suv was leaving a driveway when it hit the child. police said drugs or alcohol were not a factor in the crash. >>> we are learning more about a woman who died after jumping out of a moving ambulance in dublin. they said yesterday morning the woman fought with officers while they tried to arrest her for driving into several cars and hitting a pedestrian. they took her into custody and she reached for the gun of the officer and she tased her. later, being taken to a psychiatric hospital by ambulance, she struggled with paramedics and the ambulance driver pulled over and was almost at a stop when the woman broke three -- broke free and jumped from the ambulance onto the ramp between 680 and westbound 580. two cars hit and killed her. >> it's not normal for someone to break out of an ambulance while it is moving. we have to figure out how that unfolded. >> the drivers of the two cars that hit her stopped and were interviewed by chp. the connector ramp was closed for about three hours while they investigated. >>> the time is 4:09. colin kaeperni

arrested. ( darya ) a man is behind bars after being involved in a shoot out with police in san jose. police arrested 38- year-old manuel gabriel rico. he is recovering from gunshot wounds and is expected to be ok. yesterday morning police officers were called to mayellen avenue and scott street in san jose. police say they asked the suspect to get out of a car that w reported stolen... and when he did not they opened fire. a gun was later found in the car. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a new warning after a phone scam tries to con bay area residents out of hundreds of dollars. ( james ) plus police looking for a gunman after at least one person is shot in the east bay. ( james ) and after the break... apples biggest event is just days away. a look at what to expect from the tech giant this year. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform t

they already voiced their opinions to the san jose police chief, but people say they aren't seeing a> no, not yet, no. all i read is in the neighborhood watches that the police officers are slow in responding. >> security experts will tell people how to protect themselves better. the meeting is happening at willow glen community center on lincoln avenue tonight. >>> and there's hope for san jose's hope village, which is a homeless camp. the city of san jose and santa clara county are working on an agreement where county would lease city-owned property next to the original hope village homeless camp which was on state property. the new property would serve as a temporary site for up to six months. the camp is located not too far from san jose airport. >>> this comes as governor brown signed a bill to allow unused ko cal trans land to house the homeless only applying to san jose and los angeles. both cities will be able to lease up to ten parcels of land for $1 a month. >>> the final piece of san francisco's sales force center is almost done, the much anticipated gone low da. the cente

. >>> san jose police are searching for a hit and run driver who killed a 77-year-old woman just after 7:30 last night near vista park and copperfield drive. the woman was walking across the street when a dark blue minivan or suv hit her and then kept going. woman later died at the hospital. if you have any information you are asked to call san jose police. >>> authorities in san francisco and sacramento say several gun traffickers are off the streets. the atf released these images of yesterday's joint operations in sacramento. agents say they arrested three gun dealers along with confiscating 58 guns, including two silencers and two bulletproof vests. authorities also rated two marijuana grow operations. >>> authorities in maryland continue to investigate the workplace shooting that happened yesterday at a rite aid distribution center northeast of baltimore. police say a woman working at a temporary job at a rite aid warehouse fired on colleagues with a handgun killing three people before turning the gun on herself. investigators are still looking for em in the attack. three other pe

interaction face to face with law enforcement. >> the group was questioned about their trust in san jose police and past interactions. small group meetings will help them learn more about policing. they encourage members to consider joining the force when their college careers are over. >>> president donald trump is scheduled to address the general assembly and we will carry that speech for you live in the next hour. time to bust champagne. the oakland a's are going back to the playoffs. more on them and how to get playoff tickets. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along okay in some areas but getting busier everywhere you look including highway 24. >>> either fog or no fog and temps will be all over the place. >>> pg&e plans to use hi-def cameras to monitor areas where potential wildfires could happen in the north bay. they are installing nine cameras in sonoma, napa and marin county. they say they can help first responders get a better understanding of the fire is and how fast they are moving. it will cost pg&e $700,000 to install and operate for one year. they hope to have them up and runn

san jose area. you take a look. if you have any information call san jose police. >>> a man accused of attacking two people at uc berkeley has been arrested. the university police say adam johnson threw a chair at a student striking her in the legs and punched a faculty member in the face. it happened last week at the hoff school of business. both attacks were unprovoked and either victim wasn't seriously hurt. >>> in alameda police arrested an armed man for two separate cases of annoying or molesting a minor. the alleged incident happened tuesday near what and lum elementary schools . the man had a loaded handgun at the time of his arrest. the east bay regional parks police say the same man is a suspect in at least two assaults at crowne beach tuesday and last saturday. alameda police made the arrest as they were conducting surveillance on crown beach . the man's name has not been released. >>> the presidentall- girls catholic school in the south bay is resigning because of a sex abuse scandal. mary miller is leaving resident presentation high school in san jose. her resignation comes a month after a civil lawsuit was f

rob fladeboe/san jose ".....the extra patrols already making a difference. police say they have made 22 arrests in the past two weeks. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) (ken) a brazen robbery. another apple store theft... this time in santa rosa plaza mall. you can see the thevies with hoods drawn grabbing what they can. now the santa rosa police department is asking for the public's help to identifiy the three men who robbed the apple store. (pam) this is the third bay area apple store to be robbed... in just the past two weeks. kron 4's charles clifford was in santa rosa today.. and has details. well, yet again, theives have targed yet another apple stores where it seems they recieve little resistance from security guards or staff. in this lastest case the suspects made off with tens of thsouand of dollars in electronics.just after 8pm this past wednesday, three men entered the apple store here at the santa rosa plaza mall. all three were wearing hoddies. the trio immediatley began grabbing cell phones, watches, ipads and computers. store staff, security guards and c

he is lebanese- american and muslim, and says, other san jose police officers taunted him... ith endless racist accusations. haidar says, the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003.... and continued for many years. he has been with the san jose police department for 21- years. (catherine) our other big story tonight... one person has been arresrted - after two fires came dangerously close to homes. tonight investigators say it was arson. the fires began in the hills behind a neighborhood in san ramon... forcing residents to leave and fear for the worst. kron 4's terisa estacio has the latest from san ramon. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys with highs in the 90s today.fog near the coast kept temperatures much cooler and in the 60s. fire danger will be lower tonight with decreasing winds. on the satellite you can see highs pressure as it slides toward california. it will make for hotter weather tomorrow with some highs moving into the upper 90s inland but cool 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a littl on thursday.

police are asking that anyone who recognizes the person in the picture to call them. ( marty )san jose policen navarra. police say it was information they found on the victim's 'fit-bit' that led to an arrest. kron four's gabe slate has the story. taped to the door 1057 terra noble way in san jose is the red paper notice of an animal seizure from the home the reason listed "the owner deceased". this is where police say on september 13th they responded to a welfare check in request and found 67-year-old karen navarra dead, at first it appeared to be a suicide she had a knife in her hand and wounds in several places on her body, but after an autopsy was performed, karen navarra's death was ruled a homicide navarra had suffered multiple skull fractures which were "inconsistent with being self- inflicted or accidental,"stand up - police say information gathered from a wearable tech device and video images captured by nearby surveillance camera provided the crack in the case. detectives used data collected by karen navarra's fitbit, a fitbit similar to this one, to determine when her heart stopped

was injured. ( robin ) a man is behind bars after being involved in a shoot out with police in san jose. police arrested 38- year-old manuel gabriel rico. he is recovering from gunshot wounds and is expected to be ok. yesterday morning police officers were called to mayellen avenue and scott street in san jose. police say they asked the suspect to get out of a car that was reported stolen... and when he did not -they opened fire. a gun was later found in the car. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... new warnings after a phone scam tries to con bay area residents out of hundreds of dollars. (robin) and police looking for a gunman after a person is shot in the east bay. ( robin ) and after teh break... enviornmental activists in the bay area are getting ready for the world summit on climate change... right here in san francisco. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... people living in the carolinas are preparing for hurricane florence. store sheleves in north carolina are already bare.. even with florence still hundre

>> reporter: the san jose state football team invited san jose police to their weekly speaker series.hief eddie garcia told the mostly young minority athletes we need to talk. >> men hate each other because they fear each other. they fear each other because they don't know each other. they don't know each other because they don't talk. >> reporter: officers got an earful. isaac tongia described being roughed up while in handcuffs. >> i looked at the other guy and i'm not trying to bring race into it. he was caucasian and they weren't doing the same thing to him. >> reporter: roberts was driving home from hand surgery when an officer in southern california pulled him over for explanation. >> i only had one hand, so i guess i was taking to long. so he was like could you step out -- too long. so he was like could you step out of the car and he was squeezing it and i was like oh and he said stop being tough. >> reporter: officer jackson explained to the wide receiver the gang infested neighborhoods. >> if you're in a high crime neighborhood, you're going to get stopped. that's why i tell

just after five this morning san jose police officers were called to mayellen avenue and scott street in san jose. santa clara police officers were already on the scene because they had been following a stolen vhicle. police were able to arreste the suspect.. who is in the hospital but is expected to be okay. no san jose police officers were involved and no one else got hurt. (justine) cbs says longtime ceo les moonves has resigned.. it happened, just hours after more sexual harassment allegations involving the network's longtime leader surfaced. six women made new sexual misconduct allegations against him in a "new yorker" article published today. moonves acknowledged relations with three of the women but said they were consensual. and that he had never used his position to hurt women's careers. a statement from the network also said, cbs and moonves will donate $20- million dollars to organizations that support the #metoo movement and equality for women in the workplace. (jrs) taking on climate change from above. the big way one group decided to fight right here in san francisco. (j

san jose police say oscar escobar alto miran attacked a woman as she was walking her dog last week. the woman fought the attacker of and her description of him helped police make the sketch which in turn helped investigators found him. investigators took him into custody just one day after that attack. >>> a dangerous and bloody uber ride in the south bay. an uber driver was stabbed in a road rage attack on highway 87. nbc joins us from the chp office in san jose with the story as new at 11:00. sergio. >> reporter: raj, investigators are also hoping that anyone who may have seen that attack and maybe even got cell phone video will get a hold of them to help in this ongoing investigation. a stabbing on the side of this busy stretch of freeway during rush hour has the chp's attention. investigators say around 8:45 this morning an uber driver may have got into an argument with the driver in front of him but then a different driver pulled up alongside him and told him to pull over. they both got out of their cars on the shoulder of the road, and that's when things turned violent. >> the

just after five this morning san jose police officers were called to mayellen avenue and scott streetce officers were already on the scene because they had been following a stolen vhicle. santa clara police say they asked the suspect to get out of the car, and when he did not they fired. and his the suspect once. later pffocers recovered a firearm from the suspects car. (justine) just days before the 17th anniversary of 9-11, the world trade center subway station is offically open. <áápeople cheeringáá "yeh, lets go!"> people cheered as the first train arrived at cortlandt street.. nearly 17 years after the world trade center collapsed above in the terrorist attacks. the new station pays tribute to its history -- with artwork that includes words from the declaration of independence. m-t-a's chairman said w-t-c cortland is more than a new subway station... it is the first in the city to be air conditioned. it's also fully accessible and better equipped to handle large crowds. (justine) in world news.. the death toll in an earthquake in japan now stands at 37 and 2 people remain missing

>> reporter: we are deep in the bowels of the san jose police department's training facility and i'm about to get shot with an experimental new device called a bolawrap. >> the bolawrap? >> bola. >> reporter: it looks like a cross between a remote control and an electric razor. it shoots two metal pellets with hooks on the end connected by a kevlar string. you just load the cartridge. point the laser and push the trigger. i'm not going to chicken out now. so i'm ready. oh, my god! whoa nelly! here it is again in slow motion. the pellets are shot out using a 9-millimeter half charge blank at 380 feet a second, one quarter of the speed of a 9-millimeter bullet. the pellets swing around on an eight-foot string until the hooks catch onto the clothing to restrain the suspect or at the least slow him down. bolas have been used by hunters and gauchos of south america to entangle the legs of prey. since then they have been glamorized by hollywood on movie and tv for generations. san jose police are the latest to join 45 other departments around the country testing the bolawrap. last friday c

san jose. chief garcia announced the creation of a "proactive burglary unit" to bust rings of thieves, soon to come "street crimes unit" and the fact that san jose police will respond to alarms, whether they're verified or not. so far people around here say they're not seeing that much of a difference. >> no, not yet, no. all i read is in the neighborhood watches that the police officers are slow in responding. >> i don't think i would beat a night. >> we're putting some information on your tv screen if you want to look up and read this year. the willow glen crime prevention meeting happening today, it's tonight from 6:30 to 8:00 at the willow glen community center on lincoln avenue. the santa clara county district attorney's office will talk about prevention, crime trends in the city and the judicial process for people who get arrested or busted and you also see that we put a phone number up there, 408-277-4133. we're reporting live here in san jose, willow glen neighborhood, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> a man accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of items from people's homes is now behind bars. san francisc

this happened last monday at cotyl road in south san jose. policell looking for that white four-door honda. witnesses say there were three people, possibly teenagers, inside. the two children were hurt, but they are expected to recover. >>> developing this morning from plaster county where a wildfire has forced evacuations in the tahoe national forest. >> the north fire started late yesterday afternoon near imground gap. several nearby campgrounds were evacuated. traffic was very heavy due to labor day and officials were asking drivers to avoid interstate 80. 650 acres have burned so far, and officials say the fire is spreading aggressively. additional aircraft to help fight the fire will arrive today. >>> this morning there's new controversy swirling around former 49er colin kaepernick. >> he's back in the headlines and this time for being one of the faces for nike's latest ad campaign. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the nike store in san francisco. amy. >> hi, good morning, jessica. the question will be will sales of nike stock take a hi

police tell us santa clara officers chased a stolen vehicle into san jose. ut 5:20 this morning. it's not clear why santa clara police fired at the suspect. san jose police and the santa clara county district attorney are both own probes into this morning's shootings. >>> thousands of people celebrated pride in downtown oakland. a marching band energized the crowd at oakland pride. this marks the ninth year for oakland's pride parade. one community leader shared this. >> oakland is the birth plaplacr social justice and civilgh. we embrace our community. we're all about inclusiveness and diversity. that's what makes us strong. >> today's marchers included groups from several companies and government agencies like b.a.r.t. >>> just ahead, serena williams goes off. new tonight, how much she's going to pay in fines for her outbursts during the u.s. open. >>> see how bay area politician ron ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no

a muslim san jose police or is suing the department. he claims for years he )s been the target of >>> some other top stories now. a san jose police officer is suing the department. he claims for years he's been the target of taunts from other officers, ever since the 9/11 terror attack. in may, nbc bay area first told you about this officer's claim. he recently received legal permission to sue. san jose, the police department, chief eddie garcia and five other officers are named in the lawsuit. in a statement, san jose city attorney says the city sees no basis for legal liability. >>> new video to show you this morning of a car crash happening in the south bay. we spotted this, an overturned car just off of 880 at first street in san jose. the chp says someone got out, but they ran away. and did you see this? new video showing what led to a high-profile attack on b.a.r.t. more than a year ago. dozens of young people barreling through the oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station without paying. three of those people arrested and accused of takin

. >>> in san jose police have arrested one man in connection with a homicide that happened four years ago. accused of stabbing a man in june 2014, police have not said what led to his arrest but they are sitting -- asking anyone with information to call the san jose police department.>>> a santa clara man says someone stole into his home -- broke into his home and stole guns and ammunition. the young man walked by his house, and he said the boys must have entered the home through an unlocked sliding glass door. they found his 200 rounds of ammunition and went looking for his glock nine millimeters pistol which was stored separately in a lockbox.>> there's a kid in santa clara walking around with a nine millimeter right now so i just want the police to get it.>> we asked police and they are working with tschool district, they have also entered the gun in the national database of stolen guns.>>> oakland police investigating a shooting that left one person injured around 10:30. police posted a picture of the scene on twitter, they have not yet given out any details on the condition of th

police believe the suspects are from outside the san jose area.lyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> richland mall is open today after being shut down while four suspects ran inside. it happened at 5 pm yesterday evening. officers try to stop a vehicle near that shopping mall and after a short chase, suspects got out of their car and ran inside the mall. two of the suspects were armed with guns and police later recovered those. three of the four suspects are in police custody. >>> a spotter system was tested overnight. this is a freeway security system -- and follows highway shootings. several law enforcement agencies in the county signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to install the regional security network. some cameras and license plate readers have already been installed on highway 4 and antioch in pittsburgh. sensors are being installed on the highway, as well. law enforcement agencies hope to have the next phase of the project completed by the end of the year. >>> san francisco-based levi strauss says the latest company to get i

he is lebanese-american and muslim, and says other san jose police officers taunted him with endless ns. haidar says the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003 and continued for many years. he has been with the san jose police department for 21 years. (catherine) in the north bay... fairfield police are searching for a man they say stole donations for disabled veterans. the theft was caught on surveillance video.... a man is seen driving up in a tan s-u-v - getting out of his car - and then taking a bag and box from the driveway. he then gets back in his car and takes off. the man who lives at the home says he's hoping the video will help lead to an arrest. lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys with highs in the 90s today.fog near the coast kept temperatures much cooler and in the 60s. fire danger will be lower tonight with decreasing winds. on the satellite you can see highs pressure as it slides toward california. it will make for hotter weather tomorrow with some highs moving into the upper 90s inland but cool 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.

. >>> in san jose, police in the san jose state spartans -- spartans football game came together formprove relations between athletes and officers. chief eddie garcia said the townhall meeting with a good chance to find out what issues the young man faced and what their relationships are with police. as far as a head coach has guest speakers address place to start we can says he believes it fosters great understanding between athletes and police will pay off in the long run. >> stuff like this to give this a chance for the discussion to happen. it is an appropriate time considering the impact lately. it is really a good time for these young men to have interaction face to face with law enforcement. >> the group was questioned about their trust in san jose police at about past interactions with officers. students also had small group meetings with officers to learn more about it. another aspect was to encourage team members to consider joining the police force. once their college careers are over.>> nice-looking day here today. temperatures are generally warmer and the red flag warnin

interaction face to face with law enforcement. >> the group was questioned about their trust in san jose policeinteractions with officers. there were meetings to learn about policing and other aspects to encourage team members to consider joining the force when their college careers are over. >>> one of the stars of 911 spent time in san francisco for a good cause. the actor is originally from berkeley and attended college in oakland. dunbar helped present a $5000 donation to the group, carry the load at at&t ballpark, and they give money to programs that help military vets and their families. >>> overhauling a system that assigns students to schools. major changes considered by the san francisco school board. >>> a flight canceled at san francisco international. cleanup is under way and passengers scrambled to get on another flight. >>> good morning. traffic is okay if you are driving to san francisco. it will be a tough week and we will tell you why. >>> it will be tough on the coast. there's a lot of fog and a big difference in the temps. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood

if you were in the area or have any information you are asked to call san jose police. >>> the family killed by a bart police officer in january filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against bart body cam video shows officer joseph mattoon running toward the sound of gunfire across from the west oakland bart station. he found two men fighting on the ground over a gun on the ground. he fired two shot and hit tyndall in the back. >>> authorities in san francisco and sacramento say several gun traffickers are off the streets. the atf released in these images of yesterday's joint operation in sacramento. agents say they arrested three people along with confiscating 58 guns, two silencers, and two bulletproof vests. they also rated two marijuana grow operations. >>> adrian martinez found a man guilty of a cold case murder from 35 years ago. the body of 25-year-old marcia carter of richmond was found in the trunk of her car in west sacramento in 1983. a few weeks earlier her children woke up to find their mother missing and a pool of blood on her bed. that homicide went unsolved for years. r

. >>> san jose police chief is holding a town hall. why the chief is talking to the san jose state football team and what issues they are concerned about and how they are taking center stage. >>> what victims are saying about a freeway shooting at how a service animal saved its owners life. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. suite new details about the dallas police officer who shot and killed her neighbor inside his own apartment. today we learned that apartment has fired officer amber guyger weeks after the deadly shooting of 26-year-old waltham john. court records indicate she says she thought she had encountered a

(pam) san jose police have arrested a 90-year-old man .. suspicion of murdering his stepdaughter karen navarra ... in her home on terra noble way.(catherine) police say it was information they found on the victim's 'fit-bit' that led to an arrest.. kron four's gabe slate has the story taped to the door 1057 terra noble way in san jose is the red paper notice of an animal seizure from the home the reason listed "the owner deceased". this is where police say on september 13th they responded to a welfare check in request and found 67-year-old karen navarra dead, at first it appeared to be a suicide she had a knife in her hand and wounds in several places on her body, but after an autopsy was performed, karen navarra's death was ruled a homicide navarra had suffered multiple skull fractures which were "inconsistent with being self- inflicted or accidental,"stand up - police say information gathered from a wearable tech device and video images captured by nrby surveillance camera provided the crack in the case. detectives used data collected by

san jose police want information if you have it. >>> home in san francisco caught fire and firefightersout. it started about 4:00 yesterday afternoon at a house near 34th avenue. d smoke were shooting through the floors of the house and it took about 30 minutes to get it under control. three people and a dog were displaced and the red cross is helping them. no one was hurt and the causes under investigation. >>> today is the quarterfinals in the u.s. open but a marin county woman will watch with a heavy heart. her husband, ken flach, was ranked as the number one men's doubles player in the world in october 1985. he won titles in the u.s. open, wimbledon and gold in the 1988 of olympics but last march he died of sepsis after one week with an upper respiratory infection and about half of all sepsis cases start with a lung infection. he was diagnosed with pneumonia but was put on the ventilator and died several days later. >> we kissed goodbye and i said i would see you when this was over but i really thought he would be okay. i cry every day because i miss him so much. >> his widow now we

san jose police did come out here today to take a report and also animal care center is investigating the shooting as well. reporting live in san jose, marianne pfaff voe, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. in the east bay, there's good news for food is. alameda county is temporarily allowing pop-up restaurants to serve food while it determines how to properly regulate them. last month, you might recall a health inspector shut down a korean restaurant, which caused an uproar because pop-ups are a common way for chefs to make a name for themselves. the agency is reviewing state laws and food code requirements to create a series of regulations. >> in the interim time, we'll enforce on health and safety regulations and not solely on the fact that it's a pop-up. >> these are a lot of small entrepreneurs, people of color trying to start a business. >> the agency will present a plan to the health committee next month. san francisco already has a permit process for pop-up restaurants. >>> some people in east bay aren't happy about pg&e's plan to cut down hundreds of trees. 200 trees in lafayet

. >>> san jose's police are looking for a hit and you -- an drive >> police say she was walking across the street when a dark blue minivan or suv hit her and kept going. she later died at the hospital. if you have any information call san jose police. >>> authorities in san francisco and sacramento say several gun traffickers are off the street. the atf released these images of yesterday's joint operation in sacramento. agents arrested three people along with confiscating 58 guns including two silencers and two bulletproof vests. authorities also rated two marijuana grow operations. >>> an investigation continues in maryland into yesterday's deadly workplace shooting that happened at a rite aid distribution center northeast of baltimore. a woman who was working a temporary job at the right aid warehouse fired shots at coworkers with a gu, killing three people before turning the gun on herself. investigators are still looking for a motive. three other people were hurt but they are expected to survive. right aid issued a statement saying the company is deeply saddened by the events that

san jose police hope >>> i am anne makovec live in san francisco where the mayor is making a push todayrnor to sign a bill on his desk that would allow self injection -- safe injection he has until the end of the month to do so. a group of nonprofits opened a prototype safe injection site and the tender line. -- tenderloin. it had clean needles and trained medical staff. supporters say that people can be safe and consider getting treatment. even if the government approves it, it is illegal under federal law. they are considering opening up sites. >>> there is strength in numbers. we're talking to other cities want to consider this as an option. >> reporter: that is the mayor, whose sister died from an overdose. the city was still need to find funding and secure a place where neighbors would not put up too much of a fight. live in san francisco, anne makovec . kpix 5. >>> san jose police hope that surveillance video will help them catch the driver involved in a hit-and-run. 13 no point a 12 year old girl were riding their bikes last monday along the road where a white call is my car ran

san jose police arrested anthony aeillo for suspicion of murder. he is being held without bail in the santa clara county jail, his next court appearance is oct. 4th. i spoke with several neighbors on the block, who didn't want to do an official interview on camera, but wanted to express their condolences to karen's family, and they wanted to express the shock they felt that this happened in their normally quiet safe neighborhood in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) tonight... more arrests in the wide- ranging case... involving 'snatch and grab' thefts ... at some 50 apple stores up and down the state. our grant lodes has been tracking this story.. and is here with the new developments. (grant) police have just made two more arrests...and we're talking about some 50 crimes at apple stores...spanni ng 19 california counties. and we're getting our first look at the suspects faces. all young guys...some of them...high school age. the youngest is 18...the oldest is 23. these are 10 of the 17 suspects. they have been booked into the alameda county j

police searching for the person who hit two kids on bikes and then took off. >> the scary incident in south san jose caught on surveillance video. an abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at san jose police headquarters for us. hi, matt. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. three people were in that car. witnesses say they looked like teenagers. neighbors say that's no excuse for them to take off after hitting two young kids on their bikes. take a look at the video of the hit-and-run. this was on monday, august 27th, in the afternoon. you can see a 13-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl on their bikes approaching the crosswalk in south san jose. a white four-door honda civic rolls through the stop sign and hits the two kids. they go down. the driver reverses, makes a left turn, and takes off. a neighbor says her gardener witnessed the crash. >> i heard him. he said stop, stop! he was saying, trying to make them stop, so you know, but the boys did not stop. they just back up and make a quick left turn. >> now, the family of the young boy say he has a broken wrist, sprained fingers and bumps and bruis

southbound on vistapark.there are no suspects at this time but police described the suspect vehicle as a dark blue minivan or s.u.v. in san josenews sotproving that you have paid to ride bart has been in affect since march 2018sot the subject of racial profiling has surfaced in light of african americans making up 12% of bart's passengers and simultaneously receiving the vast majority of fines for not paying the faresotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news lawremce karnow: it was lawremce lawremce karnow: it was lawremce lawremce karnow: it was another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing c

san jose police will start a burglary prevention unit...ated to solving burglaries in this neighborhood. ( darya ) in the east bay... an old liquor store... once considered a drug den... will soon be a destination for young people learning how to make it in the music business.( james ) it's part of a major neighborhood makeover. kron 4's haaziq madyun shows us where it's happening. san pablo between 34th & 35th street is ground zero for s-p-a-r-k, the san pablo area revitalization collaborative in west oakland. the oakland landmark california hotel is spark's revitalization center piecesotpumping new life into the san pablo corrodore is the non-profit east bay asian local development corporation which now owns the hotel and the blue bird liquor store right next doorsot

san jose police have arrested 90- year-old anthony aiello on suspicion of murdering his stepdaughter in her home on terra noble way. (grant) police say it was information they found on the victim's 'fit-bit' that led to an arrest.. kron four's gabe slate has the story.. taped to the door 1057 terra noble way in san jose is the red paper notice of an animal seizure from the home the reason listed "the owner deceased". this is where police say on september 13th they responded to a welfare check in request and found 67-year-old karen navarra dead, at first it appeared to be a suicide she had a knife in her hand and wounds in several places on her body, but after an autopsy was performed, karen navarra's death was ruled a homicide navarra had suffered multiple skull fractures which were "inconsistent with being self- inflicted or accidental,"stand up - police say information gathered from a wearable tech device and video images captured by nearby surveillance camera provided the crack in the case. detectives used data collected by karen navarra's fitbit, a fitbit similar to this one, to d